Just last week, Terence Crawford etched his name in history by becoming the inaugural undisputed welterweight boxing champion, securing a commanding TKO triumph over Errol Spence Jr. in the ninth round.
Throughout the bout, Crawford asserted his dominance, flooring Spence three times, including twice in the seventh round.
Amidst this display of supremacy, Crawford took the opportunity to engage in some verbal sparring with undisputed super welterweight champion Jermell Charlo, who was present at the event.
Video footage captured Crawford signaling towards Charlo while taunting him after one of Spence’s knockdowns.
“You can’t f**k with me,” Charlo reportedly said. “You can’t f**k with me, though. I don’t give a f**k.”
Showtime’s ALL ACCESS has provided a more comprehensive perspective on the interaction, offering Charlo‘s viewpoint.
Charlo is set to challenge Canelo Alvarez for the super middleweight titles on September 30 in Las Vegas.
While this impending clash looms, the prospect of a captivating match emerges if Charlo were to defend his 154 titles against Crawford, potentially leading to another monumental contest between undisputed champions.
